Cosmic on PC.
KDE Plasma on laptop.
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Cosmic on PC.
KDE Plasma on laptop.
running plain gnome on my main machine and xfce on my older one, but might try singularity or cosmic when I get some time
DE: none
WM: Sway on my orange pi 5 max and hyprland on my x86_64 PC.
I'm running a headless server with no WM or DE. It's all CLI just like boomers did it with multics and unix. No pretty pictures, no wasted cycles on rendering nonsense. Just pure, unadulterated computation.
I use the pop!_os customized version of GNOME currently. I used hyprland for a while until I lost my dots for it due to some PC issues, and I didn't bother setting it back up. I do plan to switch to COSMIC which I quite enjoy, but it's also still missing a lot of stuff I need, so im waiting for that to be fully rolled out